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Zipcoin has announced it is ceasing operations, stating that the project's codebase and related keys have been fully compromised, and attackers may control the project's wallets and infrastructure. The team noted that attempts to migrate the code and rotate credentials over the past 12 hours failed to identify a viable security solution. Zipcoin further disclosed that the project was impacted by the UNCX incident on October 15, during which hackers stole tokens from multiple Ethereum-based assets—including ZC, PAAL, and EDGEN—accounting for approximately 1.1% of their respective supplies, which were subsequently sold on open markets. The team had previously repurchased tokens from the market to offset the shortfall against future team commitment allocations.
Odaily News: Solana tokenized silver project Dominion has announced its shutdown. The team stated that a September security incident led to a large amount of SILV being exploited and sold off, followed by a liquidity collapse, loss of operating capital, and damage to market structure. The capital required for rebuilding now exceeds the project's remaining resources. Dominion has allocated most of its remaining liquid funds to a refund plan, allowing eligible pre-attack SILV holders to exit at $63 per token. SILV was originally designed as a Solana token backed 1:1 by physical silver, with each token corresponding to 1 troy ounce of silver. On September 11, attackers gained control of its 3/5 multisig keys and dumped approximately 46,900 SILV into a DEX with thin liquidity. The notional value before the attack was approximately $3 million, but only about $238,000 was ultimately cashed out.
According to an official announcement, Oxium stated that due to prolonged adverse market conditions resulting in insufficient platform revenue, it can no longer sustain operations; the team has therefore decided to gradually wind down the project. The official statement emphasized that users’ deposited assets remain secure and under users’ sole control, and this announcement aims to remind users to arrange orderly withdrawals in advance.
The Goldfinch community has approved GIP-87, initiating the orderly shutdown of Goldfinch Prime and transitioning Goldfinch into “maintenance mode.” Future efforts will focus primarily on recovering funds from legacy lending pools, ensuring users can continue to claim repayments through historical applications, and completing foundation-related operational and administrative wind-down activities.
Ventuals posted on X platform, stating that the HIP-3 decentralized exchange has been fully shut down, and the vHYPE withdrawal process has now been initiated. The approximately 380,775 HYPE tokens that were previously in the queue have been processed around 10:00 AM Eastern Time today, and all previously submitted vHYPE withdrawal requests have been included in this batch.According to the rules, users can claim HYPE 7.5 days after the processing is completed, which is expected to be available from approximately 10:00 PM Eastern Time on June 26.
Ventuals today announced it will gradually shut down its operations and integrate into the Hyperliquid ecosystem team, marking the official conclusion of its 24/7 private market experiments. The platform, which focuses on trading pre-IPO private tech companies, had raised over 500,000 HYPE tokens and achieved a total trading volume of approximately $650 million.The platform's existing HIP-3 markets are now entering the settlement phase. Pre-IPO markets such as OpenAI and Anthropic are settling based on a 24-hour weighted average price, with corresponding prices of $1,341.80 and $1,618.90 respectively. Commodity and index markets including MAG7, semiconductors, and energy will be suspended in batches starting June 18, with open positions being auto-liquidated.vHYPE holders can redeem their staked assets at a 1:1 ratio and claim corresponding rewards. Withdrawal services will be initiated in batches starting June 19, with processing times ranging from 7 to 72 hours. The project has terminated its points and promotional activities and has clearly stated that no tokens will be issued. Officials require all users to complete fund withdrawals and wallet export operations by September 15.
Lattice, a blockchain gaming infrastructure team, announced it will gradually shut down after five years of operation, with its Redstone network officially ceasing operations on May 15, 2026, at 23:59 UTC. Lattice urges users to withdraw their funds from Redstone as soon as possible—especially assets held in smart contracts such as Uniswap—since, after shutdown, the Layer-1 withdrawal contract will only support withdrawals for externally owned accounts (EOAs); funds held within smart contracts cannot be retrieved via this method. Founded in 2021, Lattice focused on building on-chain autonomous virtual worlds and developed several projects during its tenure, including MUD, Redstone, Quarry, and Dozer. The team stated that the DUST project has migrated to DUST Chain and will continue to be supported by 0xPARC. Meanwhile, MUD, Quarry, and Dozer have all been open-sourced, enabling users to freely migrate and utilize them.